Ибн аль Фарид - Большая касыда - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

Ibn al-Farid Abu Hafs Omar ibn Ali al-Sadi (1181-1234), Arab Sufi poet. Born in 1181 in Cairo. He studied Sharia. Later he turned to Sufism and spent several years in solitude on Mount Motakt (near Cairo), engaged in asceticism. He spent about fifteen years in Mecca. A thin, impressionable person who did not retreat from the canons of Asuza, Ibn al-Farid sought to achieve a state of unity with God. To gain such a state, Sufia protects themselves from the world, kill flesh, indulge in 'zycro', i.e. Repeating certain formulas, words, sometimes accompanied by music, dances. This ritual helps to go to the final state in which the revelation comes to Sufi and its gaze is illuminated by a vision of the truth. A sacred connection of the loving with a lover is performed with God. The theme of passionate love, in which the lover loses his 'I', permeates the whole poem by Ibn al-Farid.